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Chicago examiner monday Chicago october 28 1912 monday registered in u 6 patent offlet price one cent delivered by cs-rljf e cmti pÂ«r montlt father vaughan mysteriously vanishes on way here no trace can be found of noted jesuit of london who was to have lectured at Illinois theater last night catholics of entire country alarmed search continent for famous priest reportec 111 after mental strain tber bernard vaughan the most bril liant ecclesiastical figure of europe has disappeared under circumstances so strauge that grave alarm has risen iu the hearts of catholics everywhere the jesuit orator was to have addressed a great rudienee last evening at the Illinois theater in chi cago but he failed to appear and tele grams to all parts of the country failed to locate him there were indefinite re ports that he was ill fears for the safety of the eminent di vine were greatly enhanced by his age and by the fact that for several months he has been in poor health and has been a patron of health resorts mental strain intense there were also expressions of ienr that father vaughan might have given way to the tense mental strain under which he has labored in america for in addition to his lecture work he has been writing a book soeh fears were ridiculed by father johu son but father hugh mcmenamlu of den ver col said to an examiner repiesenta tive last night there may be eome basis for the fear father mcmcnainin tvonld not say why he made laat ob wrratloe no trace for two weeks for nearly two weeks no newa of his whereabouts has been learned but it was not until last night when a great throng gathered around the darkened doors of the Illinois theater that telegraph wires in till directions were burdened with anxious inquiries father d m johnson b j of st ig natius chnrch under whose auspices the lectnre was to have been given last nignt md scores of other jetsuits sent out mes aages of inquiry the examiner instructed its correspondents in a score of cities to take up the search late last night the examiner received the following message from bifchop don aid a mcdonald curate at si andrew cathedral victoria b c father vaughan left here october 1 ior vancouver and moosejaw saskatche wan as far as we know another message states that he lectured t vancouver on october 16 no trace of him since that date has been found krom omaha the examiner received a message saying that jesuits there believe father vaughan is somewhere in call i'ornla i do not know what to ttiiuk sai father johnson kÂ»bt night i hope fo the best but i^iave only the most meager information these are the facts all the facts that i can give two weeks ago i received a letter fron father vaughan who said that he ha an open date for a lecture which he coul give in Chicago the date he inentione was sunday night october 27 he aske it it could be conveniently arranged fo that date engagement is made i immediately made the arrangements retained the Illinois theater for the lec tnre and wrote to father vaughan ad vising him that the engagement was made since then i have beard nothing directly still 1 supposed that everything was all right his letter had come to me from victoria b c i do not know wliat was to be his route to the city if i knew that the work of tracing him would he easier but he had so much time that be may have takeu a circuitous route the direct way would have been via winnipeg and minneapolis but he may have started to come l>y way of denver and st louis last night i hecame worried and sent a teiosrapliie message addressed to father v.iughau at victoria i received no an swer father vanghan is more than sixty years om and has been troubled for months with ill health but i never understood tliat his condition was s ans to-day i was told however by man who has seen father vaughan rf ntly that his ill health uaÂ«l grown mo'.e troublesome fears he is lu i can think of only two theories to ac count for his uon-ai>t>enrauee here one is that he did not receive the letter i sent him although in that ease i should thinl he would have written or wired again to we the other theory is that he startet sot cwcago and then by some sadder and serious development of bis illness was compelled to stop somewhere en route but if that were tme surely the iiewi would bare been made public lost priest sought by catholic world father bernard vaughan mrs sartoris jones loses mikado's gift 25,000 emerald ring presented to gen u s grant by late em peror lost by daughter new york oct 27 that mrs nellie grant sartoris jones daughter of general ju s grant lost last may Â« historic emerald ring given to her father by the emperor of japan at the time general grant made his famuie tour of the world and having an intrinsic value of 25,000 became known to-day the ring was dropped down a waste pipe at the hotel renaissance where mrs | sartoris was living prior to her marriage ilast july to frank h jones a Chicago banker and assistant postmaster general in president cleveland's second administra tion the gem disappeared while mrs jones was dressing for dinner together with several studs and collar buttons the ring was insured with lloyds for 5,000 which was paid following an ex haustive search by the london insurance agency we discovered some studs and collar buttons in the bathroom trap but that was all said assistant manager watson of the renaissance to-night the large ring was much heavier than these studs and it was probably washed out of the trap this trap is still sealed the secret of the ring's loss has been a carefully guarded secret 400,000 gift by singer i american founds medical institute in paris on wedding anniversary special cable to the examiner paris oct 27 mortimer singer an american millionaire philanthropist adopt ed a novel method of celebrating bis direr wedding by giving to medical science a fully equipped institute of research which will be conducted along lines similar to tho rockefeller institute of new york the paillard palace hotel on the heights at bellevuc where fashionables have been wont to flock for tea and dinner has been purchased and will be remodeled for the institute's needs mr singer said its most important work will be the study of cancer the initial outlay will be 400 000 tea room in u s treasury only one under uncle sam's protec tion opened for women clerks washington oct 27 secretary of the treasury maeveagh has officially rec ognized tea as one of the rights of women by authorizing the opening of a tea room in the treasury department where 100 individual pots of tea keep up a merry song during the lunch hour the new tea room is the only one under uncle sam's protec tion some time ago indiscriminate tea making throughout the building caused secretary maeveagh to issue n anti tea rule the women raised a protest and the special tea room was the result joke on miss cleveland engagement of former president's daughter denied princeton n j oct 27 the rumor that rudolph d west is engaged to marry mrs grovel cleveland's daughter caused youue west a ' lot of embarrassment to day when he appeared on the campus and be was kept busy explaining all day miss cleveland is out of town for the week end but her mother characterized the rumor of the engagement as utterly foohsb the clevelands and wests are next-door neighbors and . the children of jtbe fai_.:ios are rery good friends gen.diaz and aids condemned to die mexican rebel leaders are ordered shot by court martial win habeas corpus writ friends of other nationalities plead with president to commute sentence tera cruz oct 27 the courtuiurtial which has been in session here for tiventy four hours has condemned to death gen eral felix diaz the leader of the latest mexican revolt major zerate colonel an tonio maigoni and lieutenant lima dial's officers none of them has been pnt to death but it is believed that the execution of general diaz will be held up fur a short time get prison terms lieutenant camacho captain mayen and i captain hermalio martinez were fclven a sentence of ten years imprisonment and gabrielle ramos collector of ustoms here and herman arostegui censor of telegrams were sentenced to two years nine others mainly civilians were given their liberty late to-day general beltran the fed eral commander accepted a writ of habeas corpus from the local court in the cases of general diaz and major zerate and this acts as a stay of execution the other condemned men however it is be j lleved will be shot soon fight for diaz's life social cable to the examiner mexico city oct 27 the french german and spanish colonies in mexico city at meetings to-day appointed com mittees to wait upon president madero to-morrow and request that he revoke the sentence of death imposed upon gen eral felix diaz the rebel leader they will explain that they do not wish to in terfere with the government but believe they are expressing the sentiment of the vast majority of people mexican and for eign alike 4 drown in auto plunge . _ two machines roll off ferryboat into river easton pa oct 27.-two automobiles were plunged into the delaware river at myers ferry near here this evening and four of the party were drowned the cars loaded on a big flatboat started across the stream when nearly across the ferry man fearing the boat would be struck by an approaching raft reversed the boat the reversal caused the boat to dip and both cars ran off into the river one of the machines belonged to leon h gilbert whoso wife and one of his two children were drowned the other car belonged to nathan trunk whose wife was drowned also a friend miss tyson eighteen years old bone of own head is fob aviator has piece of skull made into watch charm after operation new britain conn oct 127 â€” charles k hamilton the aviator is wearing a bone watch charm made from his own ski'.u dangling from the birdtnan's watch fob the ornament closely resembles the elks token which is similarly worn and the secret of its origin is known to only a handful of hamilton's friends the piece of bone was taken from the head of its present possessor as he lay unconscious on the operating table when two surgeons trepanned bis skull the operation followed hamilton's flight and fall in texas several weeks ago burial in u s flag upheld connecticut official declares there is no desecration in custom new haven conn oct 27 the long disputed question whether it is a dese cration of the united states flag or not to bury a member of the grand army of the republic with the flag wrapped around his body was settled to-day when alvey a adee acting secretary of state offi cially announced in a letter to the officers of the admiral foote post that the cus tom is entirely proper and is no slight to the national emblem members of the foote post bad stated that they wished to discontinue the custom if it in any way was a lowerin-g of the dignity of the flag morgan runs job agency employment bureau conducted for relatives of his friends new york oct 27 j p morgan it was learned to-day has long been the head of an employment asency which supplies the needs of commercial institutions con trolled by the morgan interests a few years ago every mail broncbt hundreds of letters from friends requesting mr mor gau to give their relatives or friends em i ployment these increased until he de cided to create a department to handle them and what is to all practical purposes a j p morgan employment agency result ed hundirds of employes are placed everj year the waiting list ig so long months | elapse before some applicants set positions genevieve curl latest speaker clark's daughter starts baby ringlet fad washington d c oct 27 the latest tiling in washington is the gene vieve curl originated by miss genevieve champ clark tho attractive and brilliant danghter of the speaker and mrs clark the genevieve curl is a baby ringlet just below the right ear the curl must be a positive one to be effective not a mere suspicion of a curl and above all lit must not only grow but remain on one's liead miss clark is busily engaged teach ing the new wrinkle in coiffure to her young friends stage for miss pankhurst manager wants her to take volcanic part in political comedy special cable to the examiner london oct 27 offers have been made to chrlstobel pankhurst to return from her exile in paris and go on the stage to play the part of a volcanic heroine in a ' semi-political comedy by george r sims called the member for slocum though written many years ago the play fore shadowed the advent of the present mili tant suffragette which is the cause of its revival failing christobel it is said the j management would be willing to engage her i sister sylvia cold weather hens bred fowls that lay only when eggs are high to make owner rich grand junction colo oct 27 ' hens that lay eggs only in cold weather ' when fresh eggs command high prices i promise to make david ' mcpherson rich last december he hatched a dozen in an incubator he was disgusted when sum mer came and they laid no eggs but since the first cold spell all have been laying an egg apiece daily czar's son has high pulse special cable to tho examiner st petersburg oct 27 the tsaro vitch who was injured several days ago by | failing from a chair while trying to get , j into a cupboard passed a good night he . is still very restless at times and bis i pulse continues high the doctors read i ing of the pulse to-day was 120 and the . | temperature 99.3 mrs h v shaw lost in swamp found in swoon auto wrecked society woman playwright discovered by husband near lake forest home wandering in a swamp within a mile from her beautiful lake forest estate mrs frances welles shaw social leader and society playwright was last night found after three hours of frantic search i by her husband howard van doren shaw wealthy Chicago architect police and lake forest university stu dents were pressed intg service by mr shaw when at the end of a thrilling au tomobile chase after mrs shaw he found her machine ln a ditch with the steering . gear broken and its occupant missing his ; anxiety was added to by the delicate health of his wife i mrs shaw whose nei'yes are over wrought became upset over some trivial household matter and started out to ride lin her electric automobile mr shaw said when i saw her driving the machine ' i realized at once that she ought not to start out alone as her strength was not sufficient to handle the machine found machine in ditch i got out the touring car and started after her but when 1 overtook the electric it was ln a ditch not far from our gate and mrs shaw was nowhere in sight lt is believed that ln the darkness mrs shaw became confused and took the wrong road which ends in the midst of fields and that from there she wandered into the swamp a person of robust health would have been able to make their way out without assistance but the task was beyond her strength the searchers dragged a small lake in the vicinity and finding no trace of the missing woman tbey started through the swamp calling to mrs shaw after near ly three hours of searching at about 9 o'clock mr shaw found his wife uncon scious where she bad fallen from ex haustion it was found impossible to drive the touring car over the rough ! ground so a horse and buggy were sent for | and in this mrs shaw was taken home author of society play mrs shaw b talent has led to tier bciug ' frequently urged to enter the ranks of professional playwrights her society â– play the heir of mandeviile grange j won the plaudits of the fashionable lake forest colony when she produced it in â– 1009 and it was recently followed by a i playlet in which children appeared in the ' characters of vegetables a clever conceit that delighted a large audience ou mrs shaw's lawn mr shaw is a graduate of tale and the massachusetts institute of technology he is a member of the art committee of i the Chicago art institute trustee of the i municipal museum second presbyterian j church Illinois college and the united i charities he is a member of the yale j university architectural city and on wentsia clubs society woman lost after auto wrecked mrs boward van dorcn shaw mystery in death of man held by spell painter's relatives charge woman hypnotized him battle over body said by his relatives w have be.n for ten yeara under the hypnotic spell ot a woman to whom he gav all his earnings nicholas c schumaker ia painter died at a o'clock yesterday morning under cir cumstances so strange that a rigid in vestigation has been undertaken by the coroner and police he died at the ho.ae of mrs 1-ena schossin 4629 bernard street and she is the woman under whoi-e influence he is al leged to have speut t'he later years of his life in a dim zone of mentality after his death she refused to surre/ider the body to his relatives and in refusing defied the irving park police and con-oner's deputy nicholas went to livf at mrs schos sin's homo ten years ago said matthew schumacker a brother of the dead man since then he has degerted his relatives and friends he earned 25 a week and turned all the money fyver to mrs schos sin who purchased clothing for him i believe that she l*as been hypnotizing him and 1 am goiufc to have his death thoroughly investigated he carried life insurauc making uer the beneficiary mrs schosein ordered charles hoppc an undertaker to tafc/e charge of the body the dead man's brother ordered another undertaker to do so the order of the brother was bacjked by the police and coroner but mra schossin late last night was still in possession of the body her mysterious perslste-.ee in holding it has led to a more strenuous determination of matthew scbuinacker to probe the mys tery of the death to the bottom the maa died ln a choking spell the cause of which has not been ascertained senorita pena to wed uruguayan minister's daughter to be bride instead of debutante washington oct 27 instead of be j ing only the most important diplomatic i debutante of be season senorita malvina ; pena daughter of the cruguyan minister has elected to be the bride at the most interesting diplomatic wedding of the year i announcement was made to-day of her â– engagement to senor don alejandro her i quinlgo secretary of the chilean legation i senorita peua is the youngest of the four daughters of senor pena and it was planned that her debut tea this year was to be one of the most important functions in the diplomatic corps she is but eighteen years old and very beautiful she has a clear contralto voice and is a splen j did musician fisher here from hawaii secretary of the interior walter l fisher and mrs fisher arrived in Chicago last night en route to washington from the pacific coast secretary fisher made a trip to the hawaiian islands to investigate land fraud charges his report is not yet ready but it is said that be found the charges unsubstantiated in the male he was too fatigued last night to see any visitors i bulgars begin march on constantinople scutari is razed main army of allies leaves adrianop!e in flames and on point of surrender to advance on 150,000 turks now at dembtika guarding road to capital bar retreat in the west day's developments of the war adrianople burning cut off from relief near starvation still withholds its formal surrender and in so doing is dar ing complete destruction surrender however may come at any moment scutari its length and breadth swept by fire hundreds of its residents dead in the streets and thousands facing actual starvation to-night is a montenegrin prize of war only the indomitable bravery of the turkish garrison is prolonging the fearful plight of those within the city's gates which can only end in surrender or annihilation turks retreat in west cut off by servian and montene grin army with the fall of scutari the turks have lost every stronghold in the north only monastir and salonika â€” both isolated and surrounded â€” and constan tinople remain to be conquered advance on constantinople is begun by main bulgarian army marching on demotika where 150,000 turks bar path to ottoman capital sultan of turkey plans to go to the front to inspire the turk ish army to better efforts special cable to the examiner . y ondon oct 27 â€” a strong division of the bulgarian army operating i . southeast from adrianople has captured eski baba an important j j railway station forty miles from adrianople on the direct line of communication between constantinople and salonika this information comes in a brief dispatch from sofia and is supported by the dispatch from j c conway the special correspondent of the exam iner at belgrade to the effect that the belgrade papers announced to-night the advance of the bulgarian army on constantinople eski baba is a point of great strategic importance its capture indi cates that the bulgarians have cut the turkish line between kirk-kilesseh and the capital at the same time they have practically isolated the btrong hold of salonika upon which the greeks are advancing the receipt of this information shows that the bulgarian army baa begun its direct advance on constantinople unless it is checked ta ancient capital of the ottoman empire which the turks have held sine 1453 trill be besieged in a few days key of bosporus faces annihilation at bayonet's point sÂ«eel cable to tho examinor london oct 27 adrianople burning cut off from relief near starvation still with holds its formal surrender and in so doing is facing complete destruction the bulgarians are bombarding the city from every point of the com pass every outpost has been taken and bulgarian troops are within the outer city only the inner circle of twenty-four forts remain intact practically all of the public buildings have been razed by fire the ancient fortress is a charred shell 150.000 turks helpless off to the south of the besieged city the strongest of the bulgarian divisions is marching on demotika where the helpless army of 150,000 men under abdullah pasha is en camped fearing to aid adrianople because of the necessities of protec j ting constantinople the bulgarians and their servian allies hare delivered an ultimatum to the gar rison within the inner forts that a com bined bayonet charge will be executed within twenty-four hours nnless the turks snrrender this ultimatum expires early ! to-morrow morning bulgarian losses heavy the examiner correspondent cables from starazagoi'a headquarters of the bulgar ian army that arrangements have been made for the complete investment of the city thousands of prisoners have ar i rived at staiazagora he also states that estimates placing the turkish dead at 10 000 are not exaggerated but probably far short of the casualties that will be dis closed by official reports reports received here tell of the daring of a turkish aviator who is responsible for practically all the bulgarian losses since the guns of the outer forts were silenced this intrepid airman has made flights over the bulgarian batteries with great regularity dropp.ng bomb from a height ifceyoad rifle ranse turkey's hold in north is broken by montenegrins sfÂ«clal c*kl t tlis examiner y ondon oct 27 its lengttt i and breadth swept by fire hundreds of its residents dead in the streets and thousands facing actual starvation scutari the turkish stronghold in northern al bania to-night is a montenegrin prize of war the montenegrin bombardment be gan yesterday morning and has con tinued without respite the city has virtually fallen but the indomitable bravery of he turkish garrison is prolonging the fearful plight of thoau within the city's gates which caa only end in surrender or annihilition flames tell of havoc news of the surrender ia expected hourly the Chicago examiner cor respondent succeeded last night in reaching antivaria south of cettinje and only a few miles west of the bo seiged city he reports hearing the heavy cannonading of the montene grin mountain batteries posted on the high cliffÃŸ surrounding the forts and seeing the flame illuminated sky tell ing of the havoc wrought by the bursting shells hundreds of turkish deserters have reached antrrarla all were famished for want of food the montenegrins early in the elege cut off every source of food supply leading to the city and for four days the inhabitants and defending sol diers have been subsisting on famine ra tions bread is sold at 3 i loaf and otber food is high in proportion last night several companies of turkish troops looted the homes of all christians within the city in search of food prince leads b assault great bravery is credited to the cracjj montenegrin brigade commanded by prince mlrko and several companies of infantry which advanced against a withering five from turkish gnn walÂ«t deep ia mad i beaching the ontpoett they encouatarefl i wrong turkish forces but took tbtt x no 267 a m i j/ejfsk tb association of american adrer bflmfl tisers has examined and certified to xbp the circulation of this publication the figures of circulation contained in the aaaoclation'b report only are guaranteed . mmtociation of american advertisers ho isvo whitehall bldg s t city Chicago and vicinity fair /? or and continued warm monday tues â– f~\g t"7tvj3 day unsettled with probably showers vjlge lffi Â£ ) by night moderate southerly winds j^lay j ; asf = range of temperatures yesterday highest 68 v/j r^!v^z lowest 40 v *~- ' average 58 tnÂ«r

Chicago examiner monday Chicago october 28 1912 monday registered in u 6 patent offlet price one cent delivered by cs-rljf e cmti pÂ«r montlt father vaughan mysteriously vanishes on way here no trace can be found of noted jesuit of london who was to have lectured at Illinois theater last night catholics of entire country alarmed search continent for famous priest reportec 111 after mental strain tber bernard vaughan the most bril liant ecclesiastical figure of europe has disappeared under circumstances so strauge that grave alarm has risen iu the hearts of catholics everywhere the jesuit orator was to have addressed a great rudienee last evening at the Illinois theater in chi cago but he failed to appear and tele grams to all parts of the country failed to locate him there were indefinite re ports that he was ill fears for the safety of the eminent di vine were greatly enhanced by his age and by the fact that for several months he has been in poor health and has been a patron of health resorts mental strain intense there were also expressions of ienr that father vaughan might have given way to the tense mental strain under which he has labored in america for in addition to his lecture work he has been writing a book soeh fears were ridiculed by father johu son but father hugh mcmenamlu of den ver col said to an examiner repiesenta tive last night there may be eome basis for the fear father mcmcnainin tvonld not say why he made laat ob wrratloe no trace for two weeks for nearly two weeks no newa of his whereabouts has been learned but it was not until last night when a great throng gathered around the darkened doors of the Illinois theater that telegraph wires in till directions were burdened with anxious inquiries father d m johnson b j of st ig natius chnrch under whose auspices the lectnre was to have been given last nignt md scores of other jetsuits sent out mes aages of inquiry the examiner instructed its correspondents in a score of cities to take up the search late last night the examiner received the following message from bifchop don aid a mcdonald curate at si andrew cathedral victoria b c father vaughan left here october 1 ior vancouver and moosejaw saskatche wan as far as we know another message states that he lectured t vancouver on october 16 no trace of him since that date has been found krom omaha the examiner received a message saying that jesuits there believe father vaughan is somewhere in call i'ornla i do not know what to ttiiuk sai father johnson kÂ»bt night i hope fo the best but i^iave only the most meager information these are the facts all the facts that i can give two weeks ago i received a letter fron father vaughan who said that he ha an open date for a lecture which he coul give in Chicago the date he inentione was sunday night october 27 he aske it it could be conveniently arranged fo that date engagement is made i immediately made the arrangements retained the Illinois theater for the lec tnre and wrote to father vaughan ad vising him that the engagement was made since then i have beard nothing directly still 1 supposed that everything was all right his letter had come to me from victoria b c i do not know wliat was to be his route to the city if i knew that the work of tracing him would he easier but he had so much time that be may have takeu a circuitous route the direct way would have been via winnipeg and minneapolis but he may have started to come l>y way of denver and st louis last night i hecame worried and sent a teiosrapliie message addressed to father v.iughau at victoria i received no an swer father vanghan is more than sixty years om and has been troubled for months with ill health but i never understood tliat his condition was s ans to-day i was told however by man who has seen father vaughan rf ntly that his ill health uaÂ«l grown mo'.e troublesome fears he is lu i can think of only two theories to ac count for his uon-ai>t>enrauee here one is that he did not receive the letter i sent him although in that ease i should thinl he would have written or wired again to we the other theory is that he startet sot cwcago and then by some sadder and serious development of bis illness was compelled to stop somewhere en route but if that were tme surely the iiewi would bare been made public lost priest sought by catholic world father bernard vaughan mrs sartoris jones loses mikado's gift 25,000 emerald ring presented to gen u s grant by late em peror lost by daughter new york oct 27 that mrs nellie grant sartoris jones daughter of general ju s grant lost last may Â« historic emerald ring given to her father by the emperor of japan at the time general grant made his famuie tour of the world and having an intrinsic value of 25,000 became known to-day the ring was dropped down a waste pipe at the hotel renaissance where mrs | sartoris was living prior to her marriage ilast july to frank h jones a Chicago banker and assistant postmaster general in president cleveland's second administra tion the gem disappeared while mrs jones was dressing for dinner together with several studs and collar buttons the ring was insured with lloyds for 5,000 which was paid following an ex haustive search by the london insurance agency we discovered some studs and collar buttons in the bathroom trap but that was all said assistant manager watson of the renaissance to-night the large ring was much heavier than these studs and it was probably washed out of the trap this trap is still sealed the secret of the ring's loss has been a carefully guarded secret 400,000 gift by singer i american founds medical institute in paris on wedding anniversary special cable to the examiner paris oct 27 mortimer singer an american millionaire philanthropist adopt ed a novel method of celebrating bis direr wedding by giving to medical science a fully equipped institute of research which will be conducted along lines similar to tho rockefeller institute of new york the paillard palace hotel on the heights at bellevuc where fashionables have been wont to flock for tea and dinner has been purchased and will be remodeled for the institute's needs mr singer said its most important work will be the study of cancer the initial outlay will be 400 000 tea room in u s treasury only one under uncle sam's protec tion opened for women clerks washington oct 27 secretary of the treasury maeveagh has officially rec ognized tea as one of the rights of women by authorizing the opening of a tea room in the treasury department where 100 individual pots of tea keep up a merry song during the lunch hour the new tea room is the only one under uncle sam's protec tion some time ago indiscriminate tea making throughout the building caused secretary maeveagh to issue n anti tea rule the women raised a protest and the special tea room was the result joke on miss cleveland engagement of former president's daughter denied princeton n j oct 27 the rumor that rudolph d west is engaged to marry mrs grovel cleveland's daughter caused youue west a ' lot of embarrassment to day when he appeared on the campus and be was kept busy explaining all day miss cleveland is out of town for the week end but her mother characterized the rumor of the engagement as utterly foohsb the clevelands and wests are next-door neighbors and . the children of jtbe fai_.:ios are rery good friends gen.diaz and aids condemned to die mexican rebel leaders are ordered shot by court martial win habeas corpus writ friends of other nationalities plead with president to commute sentence tera cruz oct 27 the courtuiurtial which has been in session here for tiventy four hours has condemned to death gen eral felix diaz the leader of the latest mexican revolt major zerate colonel an tonio maigoni and lieutenant lima dial's officers none of them has been pnt to death but it is believed that the execution of general diaz will be held up fur a short time get prison terms lieutenant camacho captain mayen and i captain hermalio martinez were fclven a sentence of ten years imprisonment and gabrielle ramos collector of ustoms here and herman arostegui censor of telegrams were sentenced to two years nine others mainly civilians were given their liberty late to-day general beltran the fed eral commander accepted a writ of habeas corpus from the local court in the cases of general diaz and major zerate and this acts as a stay of execution the other condemned men however it is be j lleved will be shot soon fight for diaz's life social cable to the examiner mexico city oct 27 the french german and spanish colonies in mexico city at meetings to-day appointed com mittees to wait upon president madero to-morrow and request that he revoke the sentence of death imposed upon gen eral felix diaz the rebel leader they will explain that they do not wish to in terfere with the government but believe they are expressing the sentiment of the vast majority of people mexican and for eign alike 4 drown in auto plunge . _ two machines roll off ferryboat into river easton pa oct 27.-two automobiles were plunged into the delaware river at myers ferry near here this evening and four of the party were drowned the cars loaded on a big flatboat started across the stream when nearly across the ferry man fearing the boat would be struck by an approaching raft reversed the boat the reversal caused the boat to dip and both cars ran off into the river one of the machines belonged to leon h gilbert whoso wife and one of his two children were drowned the other car belonged to nathan trunk whose wife was drowned also a friend miss tyson eighteen years old bone of own head is fob aviator has piece of skull made into watch charm after operation new britain conn oct 127 â€” charles k hamilton the aviator is wearing a bone watch charm made from his own ski'.u dangling from the birdtnan's watch fob the ornament closely resembles the elks token which is similarly worn and the secret of its origin is known to only a handful of hamilton's friends the piece of bone was taken from the head of its present possessor as he lay unconscious on the operating table when two surgeons trepanned bis skull the operation followed hamilton's flight and fall in texas several weeks ago burial in u s flag upheld connecticut official declares there is no desecration in custom new haven conn oct 27 the long disputed question whether it is a dese cration of the united states flag or not to bury a member of the grand army of the republic with the flag wrapped around his body was settled to-day when alvey a adee acting secretary of state offi cially announced in a letter to the officers of the admiral foote post that the cus tom is entirely proper and is no slight to the national emblem members of the foote post bad stated that they wished to discontinue the custom if it in any way was a lowerin-g of the dignity of the flag morgan runs job agency employment bureau conducted for relatives of his friends new york oct 27 j p morgan it was learned to-day has long been the head of an employment asency which supplies the needs of commercial institutions con trolled by the morgan interests a few years ago every mail broncbt hundreds of letters from friends requesting mr mor gau to give their relatives or friends em i ployment these increased until he de cided to create a department to handle them and what is to all practical purposes a j p morgan employment agency result ed hundirds of employes are placed everj year the waiting list ig so long months | elapse before some applicants set positions genevieve curl latest speaker clark's daughter starts baby ringlet fad washington d c oct 27 the latest tiling in washington is the gene vieve curl originated by miss genevieve champ clark tho attractive and brilliant danghter of the speaker and mrs clark the genevieve curl is a baby ringlet just below the right ear the curl must be a positive one to be effective not a mere suspicion of a curl and above all lit must not only grow but remain on one's liead miss clark is busily engaged teach ing the new wrinkle in coiffure to her young friends stage for miss pankhurst manager wants her to take volcanic part in political comedy special cable to the examiner london oct 27 offers have been made to chrlstobel pankhurst to return from her exile in paris and go on the stage to play the part of a volcanic heroine in a ' semi-political comedy by george r sims called the member for slocum though written many years ago the play fore shadowed the advent of the present mili tant suffragette which is the cause of its revival failing christobel it is said the j management would be willing to engage her i sister sylvia cold weather hens bred fowls that lay only when eggs are high to make owner rich grand junction colo oct 27 ' hens that lay eggs only in cold weather ' when fresh eggs command high prices i promise to make david ' mcpherson rich last december he hatched a dozen in an incubator he was disgusted when sum mer came and they laid no eggs but since the first cold spell all have been laying an egg apiece daily czar's son has high pulse special cable to tho examiner st petersburg oct 27 the tsaro vitch who was injured several days ago by | failing from a chair while trying to get , j into a cupboard passed a good night he . is still very restless at times and bis i pulse continues high the doctors read i ing of the pulse to-day was 120 and the . | temperature 99.3 mrs h v shaw lost in swamp found in swoon auto wrecked society woman playwright discovered by husband near lake forest home wandering in a swamp within a mile from her beautiful lake forest estate mrs frances welles shaw social leader and society playwright was last night found after three hours of frantic search i by her husband howard van doren shaw wealthy Chicago architect police and lake forest university stu dents were pressed intg service by mr shaw when at the end of a thrilling au tomobile chase after mrs shaw he found her machine ln a ditch with the steering . gear broken and its occupant missing his ; anxiety was added to by the delicate health of his wife i mrs shaw whose nei'yes are over wrought became upset over some trivial household matter and started out to ride lin her electric automobile mr shaw said when i saw her driving the machine ' i realized at once that she ought not to start out alone as her strength was not sufficient to handle the machine found machine in ditch i got out the touring car and started after her but when 1 overtook the electric it was ln a ditch not far from our gate and mrs shaw was nowhere in sight lt is believed that ln the darkness mrs shaw became confused and took the wrong road which ends in the midst of fields and that from there she wandered into the swamp a person of robust health would have been able to make their way out without assistance but the task was beyond her strength the searchers dragged a small lake in the vicinity and finding no trace of the missing woman tbey started through the swamp calling to mrs shaw after near ly three hours of searching at about 9 o'clock mr shaw found his wife uncon scious where she bad fallen from ex haustion it was found impossible to drive the touring car over the rough ! ground so a horse and buggy were sent for | and in this mrs shaw was taken home author of society play mrs shaw b talent has led to tier bciug ' frequently urged to enter the ranks of professional playwrights her society â– play the heir of mandeviile grange j won the plaudits of the fashionable lake forest colony when she produced it in â– 1009 and it was recently followed by a i playlet in which children appeared in the ' characters of vegetables a clever conceit that delighted a large audience ou mrs shaw's lawn mr shaw is a graduate of tale and the massachusetts institute of technology he is a member of the art committee of i the Chicago art institute trustee of the i municipal museum second presbyterian j church Illinois college and the united i charities he is a member of the yale j university architectural city and on wentsia clubs society woman lost after auto wrecked mrs boward van dorcn shaw mystery in death of man held by spell painter's relatives charge woman hypnotized him battle over body said by his relatives w have be.n for ten yeara under the hypnotic spell ot a woman to whom he gav all his earnings nicholas c schumaker ia painter died at a o'clock yesterday morning under cir cumstances so strange that a rigid in vestigation has been undertaken by the coroner and police he died at the ho.ae of mrs 1-ena schossin 4629 bernard street and she is the woman under whoi-e influence he is al leged to have speut t'he later years of his life in a dim zone of mentality after his death she refused to surre/ider the body to his relatives and in refusing defied the irving park police and con-oner's deputy nicholas went to livf at mrs schos sin's homo ten years ago said matthew schumacker a brother of the dead man since then he has degerted his relatives and friends he earned 25 a week and turned all the money fyver to mrs schos sin who purchased clothing for him i believe that she l*as been hypnotizing him and 1 am goiufc to have his death thoroughly investigated he carried life insurauc making uer the beneficiary mrs schosein ordered charles hoppc an undertaker to tafc/e charge of the body the dead man's brother ordered another undertaker to do so the order of the brother was bacjked by the police and coroner but mra schossin late last night was still in possession of the body her mysterious perslste-.ee in holding it has led to a more strenuous determination of matthew scbuinacker to probe the mys tery of the death to the bottom the maa died ln a choking spell the cause of which has not been ascertained senorita pena to wed uruguayan minister's daughter to be bride instead of debutante washington oct 27 instead of be j ing only the most important diplomatic i debutante of be season senorita malvina ; pena daughter of the cruguyan minister has elected to be the bride at the most interesting diplomatic wedding of the year i announcement was made to-day of her â– engagement to senor don alejandro her i quinlgo secretary of the chilean legation i senorita peua is the youngest of the four daughters of senor pena and it was planned that her debut tea this year was to be one of the most important functions in the diplomatic corps she is but eighteen years old and very beautiful she has a clear contralto voice and is a splen j did musician fisher here from hawaii secretary of the interior walter l fisher and mrs fisher arrived in Chicago last night en route to washington from the pacific coast secretary fisher made a trip to the hawaiian islands to investigate land fraud charges his report is not yet ready but it is said that be found the charges unsubstantiated in the male he was too fatigued last night to see any visitors i bulgars begin march on constantinople scutari is razed main army of allies leaves adrianop!e in flames and on point of surrender to advance on 150,000 turks now at dembtika guarding road to capital bar retreat in the west day's developments of the war adrianople burning cut off from relief near starvation still withholds its formal surrender and in so doing is dar ing complete destruction surrender however may come at any moment scutari its length and breadth swept by fire hundreds of its residents dead in the streets and thousands facing actual starvation to-night is a montenegrin prize of war only the indomitable bravery of the turkish garrison is prolonging the fearful plight of those within the city's gates which can only end in surrender or annihilation turks retreat in west cut off by servian and montene grin army with the fall of scutari the turks have lost every stronghold in the north only monastir and salonika â€” both isolated and surrounded â€” and constan tinople remain to be conquered advance on constantinople is begun by main bulgarian army marching on demotika where 150,000 turks bar path to ottoman capital sultan of turkey plans to go to the front to inspire the turk ish army to better efforts special cable to the examiner . y ondon oct 27 â€” a strong division of the bulgarian army operating i . southeast from adrianople has captured eski baba an important j j railway station forty miles from adrianople on the direct line of communication between constantinople and salonika this information comes in a brief dispatch from sofia and is supported by the dispatch from j c conway the special correspondent of the exam iner at belgrade to the effect that the belgrade papers announced to-night the advance of the bulgarian army on constantinople eski baba is a point of great strategic importance its capture indi cates that the bulgarians have cut the turkish line between kirk-kilesseh and the capital at the same time they have practically isolated the btrong hold of salonika upon which the greeks are advancing the receipt of this information shows that the bulgarian army baa begun its direct advance on constantinople unless it is checked ta ancient capital of the ottoman empire which the turks have held sine 1453 trill be besieged in a few days key of bosporus faces annihilation at bayonet's point sÂ«eel cable to tho examinor london oct 27 adrianople burning cut off from relief near starvation still with holds its formal surrender and in so doing is facing complete destruction the bulgarians are bombarding the city from every point of the com pass every outpost has been taken and bulgarian troops are within the outer city only the inner circle of twenty-four forts remain intact practically all of the public buildings have been razed by fire the ancient fortress is a charred shell 150.000 turks helpless off to the south of the besieged city the strongest of the bulgarian divisions is marching on demotika where the helpless army of 150,000 men under abdullah pasha is en camped fearing to aid adrianople because of the necessities of protec j ting constantinople the bulgarians and their servian allies hare delivered an ultimatum to the gar rison within the inner forts that a com bined bayonet charge will be executed within twenty-four hours nnless the turks snrrender this ultimatum expires early ! to-morrow morning bulgarian losses heavy the examiner correspondent cables from starazagoi'a headquarters of the bulgar ian army that arrangements have been made for the complete investment of the city thousands of prisoners have ar i rived at staiazagora he also states that estimates placing the turkish dead at 10 000 are not exaggerated but probably far short of the casualties that will be dis closed by official reports reports received here tell of the daring of a turkish aviator who is responsible for practically all the bulgarian losses since the guns of the outer forts were silenced this intrepid airman has made flights over the bulgarian batteries with great regularity dropp.ng bomb from a height ifceyoad rifle ranse turkey's hold in north is broken by montenegrins sfÂ«clal c*kl t tlis examiner y ondon oct 27 its lengttt i and breadth swept by fire hundreds of its residents dead in the streets and thousands facing actual starvation scutari the turkish stronghold in northern al bania to-night is a montenegrin prize of war the montenegrin bombardment be gan yesterday morning and has con tinued without respite the city has virtually fallen but the indomitable bravery of he turkish garrison is prolonging the fearful plight of thoau within the city's gates which caa only end in surrender or annihilition flames tell of havoc news of the surrender ia expected hourly the Chicago examiner cor respondent succeeded last night in reaching antivaria south of cettinje and only a few miles west of the bo seiged city he reports hearing the heavy cannonading of the montene grin mountain batteries posted on the high cliffÃŸ surrounding the forts and seeing the flame illuminated sky tell ing of the havoc wrought by the bursting shells hundreds of turkish deserters have reached antrrarla all were famished for want of food the montenegrins early in the elege cut off every source of food supply leading to the city and for four days the inhabitants and defending sol diers have been subsisting on famine ra tions bread is sold at 3 i loaf and otber food is high in proportion last night several companies of turkish troops looted the homes of all christians within the city in search of food prince leads b assault great bravery is credited to the cracjj montenegrin brigade commanded by prince mlrko and several companies of infantry which advanced against a withering five from turkish gnn walÂ«t deep ia mad i beaching the ontpoett they encouatarefl i wrong turkish forces but took tbtt x no 267 a m i j/ejfsk tb association of american adrer bflmfl tisers has examined and certified to xbp the circulation of this publication the figures of circulation contained in the aaaoclation'b report only are guaranteed . mmtociation of american advertisers ho isvo whitehall bldg s t city Chicago and vicinity fair /? or and continued warm monday tues â– f~\g t"7tvj3 day unsettled with probably showers vjlge lffi Â£ ) by night moderate southerly winds j^lay j ; asf = range of temperatures yesterday highest 68 v/j r^!v^z lowest 40 v *~- ' average 58 tnÂ«r